Sentence examples for exist to offer from inspiring English sources

Social enterprises exist to offer an alternative.

Museums exist to offer us something that we can't find anywhere else: an encounter, whether with an object or idea (or even with something on the Internet if we consider virtual museums) -- an encounter we deem true and authentic in a place respectful of this private transaction.

No independent figures exist to offer a wider picture on the success of the driver transition so far.

The arts exist to offer a complex "non-answer" to all life's compulsions that science cannot prove, and, really, mutual expression is the closest to an answer that we're able to get.

As women increasingly seek acupuncture for their fertility, opportunities exist to offer interested women treatment for threatened miscarriage.

The Commons library exists to offer parliamentarians objective information.

While the technology exists to offer such a service, Mr. Ryan said there were a number of issues to work out, including how much to charge.

Dr. Saxon said the technology existed to offer more people the type of heart monitoring now given mostly to cardiac patients.

Founded in 1995, the Models Guild, its Web site says, exists to offer models medical and dental benefits as well as advice on dealing with an unregulated industry.

The site has always maintained that it exists to offer an open platform for free expression but it does have a record of suspending users who use Twitter to abuse others.

It exists to offer talking points to each possible element of a future Clinton coalition from folk worried about climate change to women who voted for Mitt Romney, who could imagine voting for Hillary, but whose husbands are obsessed with Benghazi.